Sony Alpha NEX-7 VS. Nikon D400, Who Will Be The Winner In 2011

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PRLog (Press Release) – Dec 26, 2010 – Sony Alpha NEX-7 and Nikon D400 are two so popular cameras that each one's rumors will attract lots of people's attention. Now let's see the comparion of the two expected digital SLR cameras. What we want to know it when the NEX-7 vs D400, who will be the winner in 2011.


In terms of the Sony Alpha NEX-7, it is said that it is coming by early 2011 and before the A77 announcement! One source told me that the NEX-7 will be announced in February-March. Unlike the NEX-3/5 the NEX-7 has a built-in EVF. I heard the EVF should be very advanced and use a new OLED technology! The NEX-7 is optimized fot video recording but unlike the older rumors it doesn¡¯t come with ExmorHD. It will record 1080p with AVCHD 24mbit/s (same as the Panasonic GH2). Take it with a grain of salt but one new source (also not reliable for now!) said the NEX-7 will have In-body stabilization.


Sony Alpha NEX-7 VS. Nikon D400


On the Nikon D400's side, rumored specifications for the Nikon D400 include Nikon's popular D-Movie mode, which is found on the Nikon D90 and Nikon D5000. The D90 and D5000 capture HD 720p video at 24 frames per second. If the Nikon D400 is to feature video capture,


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There are some unconfirmed information about Sony Alpha NEX-7:

• 16 megapixels sensor
• OLED electronic viewfinder
• AVCHD video support

The media also surveyed which part of NEX-7 should be improved. 62% of users think that the most important thing is more and better manual control menu, and more than 40% of the users choose the built-in electronic viewfinder and faster AF speed.

The Result:

• More and better manual control menu (62%, 1285 votes)
• Built-in electronic viewfinder (42%, 881 votes)
• Faster AF speed (41%, 858 votes)
• Better performance of high sensitivity (31%, 651 votes)
• Waterproof (26%, 539 votes)
• Video features (23%, 470 votes)
• Ergonomic design (21%, 439 votes)
• OLED screen (7%, 151 votes)
• More pixels (5%, 109 votes)